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Christmas movies are a dime a dozen — especially when the Holiday season is just around the corner. The priorities of these movies are pretty straightforward. They are either about the togetherness that the season brings for families – a good narrative would use this aspect to either bring estranged ones together or dysfunctional ones closer. Subsequently, there are those movies that take the holiday spirit head-on, and push the viewers, and humans in general, to be at least a little bit kinder to each other. And then there are some that use the ‘saving Christmas’ narrative; the big-ol-grinch trying to mess things up followed up by a redemption of sorts.

“Mr. Santa: A Christmas Extravaganza” wants to be all of them at once. It follows three teenage high schoolers – Aj (Fey Soetan), Logan (Emmet Smith), and Keyara (Shanel Cheatham) who represent the geeks of the grade. The three have been best...

Because Bruce Willis has been so closely identified with the action film genre over the past thirty-five years, beginning with his performance as John McClane in the first Die Hard film, it’s easy to forget that Willis first established himself in Hollywood as a light comedic actor on television.

Indeed, most people who are under the age of forty have either forgotten or are unaware that Willis first gained Hollywood stardom in the role of quirky, wisecracking private detective David Addison on the groundbreaking comedy-drama television series Moonlighting, which aired on ABC between 1985 and 1989 and brought Willis a Primetime Emmy Award in 1987, just as his film career was starting to take off.

The release of Die Hard in 1988 not only launched Willis’s film career but also overshadowed Willis’s comedic television persona, as Willis’s then-stunning transformation into an action film icon also heralded the cancelation of Moonlighting.

After three months of conjecture, Dancing with the Stars hosts Tom Bergeron and Brooke Burke-Charvet announced the cast for the fifteenth season, which will see their most popular contestants return for one more shot at the Mirror Ball Trophy!

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Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars will feature Gilles Marini, Pamela Anderson, Kelly Moncao, Shawn Johnson, Melissa Rycroft, Joey Fatone, Helio Castroneves, Joey Fatone, Drew Lachey, Bristol Palin, Apollo Ono, Kirstie Alley and Emmet Smith.

Plus, for the first time, fans will be able to vote for the final All-Star -- it will be either Kyle Massey, Sabrina Bryan or Carson Kressley!

Video - Meet J.R.'s Baby

Of the cast, ABC Entertainment President nm2712251 autoPaul Lee[/link] says it's a great cast of popular favorites!

Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars premieres September 24 at 8 p.m. on ABC.